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Solve the 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication problems. Then math the puzzle pieces with the answers. The completed picture is a Thanksgiving scene.

Solve the 3-digit subtraction problems. Then cut out the numbered picture squares. Match each picture square with the answer on the math page. Clue the squares in the correct positions to reveal a picture of a turkey.

Subtract to find the differences. Then cut out the picture puzzle squares. Each puzzle square has a number (difference). Match the answers on the math sheet to the numbers on the puzzle pieces to make a picture. Completed puzzle shows a farm scene with a farmer, a cow, and a pig.

Add the double-digit numbers. Cut out the puzzle pieces. Place each puzzle piece on the correct square with the corresponding sum. The finished puzzle picture shows a rocket traveling through outer space.

Add the money amounts to find the sums. Then cut out the picture puzzle pieces. Match each numbered (sum) piece to the correct problem. The completed picture shows a hot air balloon.

Find the sums. Then cut out the numbered puzzle pieces. Match each puzzle piece (sum) with the correct addition problem.

Find the sum for each 3-digit addition problem. Then cut out the puzzle pieces. Match the number (sum) on each puzzle piece with the corresponding addition problem. The completed puzzle shows a lovely gingerbread house.

Solve the 3-digit subtraction problems. (Most problems require regrouping.) Then cut out the puzzle parts. Match each difference with the correct problem to complete the puzzle. The completed puzzle shows Santa placing gifts below a tree.

Solve the double-digit by single-digit multiplication problems. Then cut out the puzzle pieces. Match each problem with its product. The finish puzzle reveals a holiday fireplace scene. with stockings, presents, and a tree.

Solve the division problems. Each one has a 2-digit dividend and a remainder. Then match the puzzle pieces with the quotients. The main version of this worksheet has remainders, but you can click on the "alt" button below if you'd rather have the remainders listed as fractions.

Color this picture of a Pilgrim boy and a Native American girl in a cornfield.

Use crayons or markers to color the picture of the turkey.

On this week's sight word sort, your students will sort words into three groups: 3-letter words, 4-letter words, and words with more than 4 letters.

Sort the sight words on the chart. Students determine how many letters are in each word, then glue them under the column: 2-letter words, 3-letter words, or 4-letter words.

Determine how many letters each of this week's sight words has. Then place each one in the correct column on the chart.

Sort the snap words on the chart to show how many letters each word has.

In this week's snap word sort, students will read words aloud and then sort them by the number of letters they contain. Place the words under the column for "4-letter words" or "5-letter words."

Read the sight words and cut them out. Sort them on the graphic organizer to show which words have 3 letters, which have 4 letters and which have 5.

In this cut-and-paste activity, kids will read sight words and then sort them into groups based on the number of letters in each word.

Cut out the sight words. Then glue them onto the t-chart in the correct column. There's a column for 2-letter words and a column for 4-letter words.

Read the words. Then cut them out and sort them into the correct categories on the chart.

Cut out the sight word cards. Sort then into "2-letter words" and "4-letter words." Attach them to the page with a glue stick. Then practice reading the words aloud.

Use scissors to cut the snap words from the bottom of the page. The place each in the correct category: 3 letters, 4 letters, or 5 letters. Then attach the words to the paper with your favorite adhesive substance.

Cut out the snap word cards and glue them into the correct categories on the graphic organizer.

Sort week 18 snap words on the chart. Categorize them as 3-letter, 4-letter, and 5-letter words.

This week's sorting activity requires students to categorize snap words into two groups: 3-letter words and 4-letter words.

This week's cut-and-paste sorting activity is a little different. Sort the words into two categories: animals and colors.

Place each sight word in the correct category on the chart. Sort by number of letters in each word. This activity requires scissors and a glue stick.

This week we have 3, 4, and 5-letter sight words. Count the number of letters in the words and attach each one to the correct section of the chart.

Count the number of letters in each of this week's snap words. Sort the words on the chart. Then glue each one to the page.

Cut out the sight words. Count the numbers of letters in each (3 or 4). Then attach them to the correct columns on the t-chart.

Read, cut, sort, and glue the sight words. Tell how many letters are in each word by pasting them onto the chart.

Cut out the Unit 10 sight words and sort them on the chart. Determine which words have 2 letters; which ones what 3; and which ones have 4. Glue the words in the correct places.

Sort the snap words by the number of letters in each. Cut out the words and glue them onto the graphic organizer.

Determine which words have 3 letters and which ones have 4. Sort the words on the graphic organizer and attach them with a glue stick.

Sort the snap words into 2 groups: 2-letter words and 3-letter words. This activity requires scissors and glue.

Core the 3 and 4-letter words on the t-chart graphic organizer. (Note: This week, all words have 3 letters.)

Cut out the word rectangles. Then sort them on the triple t-chart. 2-letter words go in the first column. 3-letter words go in the 2nd column. 4-letter words go in the final column.

Sort the snap words into three categories: 2, 3, and 4-letter words.

Which sight words have two letters? Which ones have three? Which have four? Sort the words on the chat and affix the words with a glue stick.

Cut apart the sight words (snap words). Sort them by the number of letters in each word, then glue them onto the chart.

Calculate the product for each 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication problem. Then cut out the numbered puzzle pieces. Place the numbered pieces on the corresponding products. The finished picture shows two Halloween skeletons.

Solve the basic division problems (1-digit quotients with remainders). Then cut out the numbered puzzle pieces. Place the numbered pieces on the corresponding quotients. The finished picture shows 2 kids trick-or-treating.

Solve the 3-digit subtraction problems. Then cut out the numbered puzzle pieces. Place the numbered pieces on the corresponding differences/answers. The finished picture is Dr. Frankenstein's monster.

Find the sum for each 3-digit addition problem. Then cut out the numbered puzzle pieces. Place the numbered pieces on the corresponding sums. THe finished picture is a werewolf howling at the full moon.

Students cut out the five snap words at the bottom of the page and sort them on the t-chart.

This one includes columns for date, title % author, start & times, starting & ending pages, and number of pages read.

This table has a section for start time, end time, and minutes read.

This reading log requires students to write a brief summary of their reading.

Solve the 3-digit subtraction problems. Then cut out the puzzle pieces. Glue each numbered puzzle piece on the answer to a problem to assemble a mystery picture. Picture shows students and a school bus.